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Old Posted Aug 31, 2017, 3:15 AM
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Originally Posted by MonctonRad View Post
This would actually be very useful information to have. I wonder if such stats exist somewhere in the bowels of the Department of transportation.

It would also be interesting to have information on the relative severity of accidents and the fatality rates. I imagine more accidents in northern Ontario are serious head on collisions while your typical wussy accident in downtown TO is simply a fender bender........
Good luck on that.

You could get it via Access to Information, however, the data would be so large and overwhelming that it would take months or even years to decipher the information into anything meaningful.

The Northern Ontario Party learned that when we went looking for information on the provincial budget and how it is spent in various locations.
     
     
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